Well my jab is getting better, it is pretty straight, however i still forget to snap it back as quick as i should.
as for footwork, i tend to use a wider stance, i come from a wrestling/jiu-jitsu background, so i don't really feel that comfortable with too narrow of a stance, i also plan to, possibly, transition into muay thai once i get my hands.
Also when i'm sparring the only things i really think i'm doing half-way decent is my one-two, jab feint to the head then strike the stomach (pretty successful); same with stomach to head. only thing is when i spar with lighter, shorter guys i tend to have trouble getting close and everytime i try i receive a lot of body shots, which don't really hurt, they just tire me out. so in the 3rd round i'm usually ready to take a breather.
for bag work, i feel that my timing and spacing could use some work. sometimes i catch myself throwing a jab to close when the bag swings back toward me.
also, i know my hooks could use some work for sure, everytime i try to use them sparring i might get a couple in, but they aren't as powerful as i think they should be, probably because i don't have the hip rotation down intinctively yet.
another thing about when i spar, when a guys is about to load up on me against the ropes i usually hold gloves up tight at eyebrow level and drop my level so my elbows are covering the majority of body, then i come in super close so the punches don't have full power. is there anything wrong with that? it usually means i receive a few body shots but i'm thinking; if i come in quick and push opponent back hard, i can get enough distance to get back to the center of the ring.
<i'll see if i can post a video on youtube and place a link so you guys can see how my sparring looks.>
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